Kiley pleads guilty to manslaughter
A Sandpoint man named in the death of his grandfather has pleaded guilty to manslaughter charges, vacating his jury trial that was slated to occur later this month. A Sandpoint man named in the death of his...
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Sandpoint teen lands lead role in Cinderella
Adyssen Jolley, 17, starred in the lead role of Allegro Dance Studio's end-of-year production of "Cinderella."
Shriver found incapable of proceeding in court
A felony case for a registered sex offender out of Moyie Springs has been deemed inactive after a competency evaluation report found him unable to assist in his defense.
Sandpoint 10U softball all-stars make memories in District 1 tournament
The Sandpoint 10U All-Star softball team finished second in the District 1 Little League tournament, forming lifelong bonds along the way.
Classic wooden boats set to sail into Sandpoint
The Inland Empire Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society brings its 24th annual Wood on the Water boat show to Sandpoint this weekend, featuring restored wooden boats, a boat parade, family activiti...
Mimmack left legacy of compassion, adventure and joy
Dan Mimmack, known to many as “The Pirate,” is remembered for inspiring children through his nonprofit pirate boat, handcrafted furniture, community service and advocacy while living with Alzheimer’s....
LOCAL WATCH: Longanecker signs with UCF for 2026 season
Pride of Sandpoint Kai Longanecker has found a new home ahead of the 2026 season, moving to Orlando, Florida to play with the University of Central Florida's men's soccer team.
Council OKs luxury boat condo project
Priest River City Council approved a conditional use permit for Two Rivers Landing, allowing construction of two eight-unit multifamily buildings near the city's eastern entrance. The development combines bo...
Disaster declaration approved to help North Idaho counties affected by March storm
U.S. President Donald Trump has approved the state of Idaho’s major disaster declaration to help six Idaho counties and areas affected by a March storm that brought damaging winds followed by intense rainf...
Western emergency experts: FEMA response favors East Coast hurricanes over Western fires
A group of emergency management experts from Western states contends the Federal Emergency Management Agency continues to prioritize hurricanes and other Eastern perils over much more common wildfires in the...
IDHW director: Rural health grant may be ‘economic opportunity’ for small communities
The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare is launching an awareness campaign this summer to reach out to contractors, chambers of commerce, and industry organizations about federal Rural Health Transformati...
Library to host July Natural Connections event
For better or for worse, the world is wrapped around technology. This Saturday, the East Bonner County Library is inviting community members to break away from the online world to relax and enjoy activities...
Extended School Year program keeps students learning in the summer
Farmin Stidwell Elementary School's Extended School Year program is a three-week program tailored toward students who have learning disabilities to continue their routine and education beyond the end of the...
Camp Invention coming to Sagle Elementary
Camp Invention will bring its Spark STEM enrichment program to Sagle Elementary in July, offering hands-on activities in space exploration, entrepreneurship, forensics and innovation for students in grades K-6.
Local artists turn garden art sale into fundraiser for Bonner Community Food Bank
On Saturday, July 18, community members are invited to experience a one-of-a-kind event where art, gardens, and generosity come together to support the Bonner Community Food Bank.
Panida names new board trustees
Panida Theater officials say recent electrical safety concerns were unfounded following inspections by a licensed electrician and state inspector. New board leadership has filled vacancies, addressed recent...
United Way names new board president
Kristine Miller has begun a two-year term as board president of United Way North Idaho, succeeding Patt Richesin. Miller plans to strengthen partnerships, expand awareness of United Way programs and deepen c...
Proper garden planning can deter mooching deer
Garden planning strategies can help reduce deer damage by incorporating plants with strong scents, toxic properties, rough textures and prickly features. Longtime gardening advice highlights deer-resistant f...
Many Glacier Valley trails closed due to flood risk
The entire Many Glacier Valley of Glacier National Park was closed Monday as widespread, heavy rainfall drenched the region.
Rubber meets the road when it comes to recruiting more doctors to Idaho
Among health care professionals in the state, one statement remains a constant: Idaho needs more doctors.
A brush with home: Scherr honored for decades of painting North Idaho
Connie Scherr, known for impressionistic paintings of Lake Pend Oreille, Schweitzer and other North Idaho landscapes, has been named the Pend Oreille Arts Council’s 2026 Artist of the Year. A monthlong exh...
Idaho urges sober driving as America 250 approaches
BOISE — The Office of Highway Safety at the Idaho Transportation Department is launching a statewide impaired-driving mobilization to keep communities safe as Idahoans prepare to celebrate America’s 250t...
Patriotic Pilates in Hope today
Before the festivities of America’s birthday commence, one local community member is inviting the community to stretch and relax to prepare for the big America 250 celebration.